Victim Of Arthritis Key Figure In NC Research Project
Miss Evelyn Hendricks of Nash County, a rheumatoid arthritis patient since high school, leads a U S Public Health Service funded study at the University of North Carolina with Dr. Maurice Whittinghill and Dr. G S Taylor. The project explores heredity in arthritis and has drawn national attention as Hendricks receives honors and aids in a statewide research effort.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
United States Public Health Service
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Nash County
William B. Umstead
State Capitol
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Maurice Whittinghill
G. S. Taylor, Jr
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Whittinghill
Bainbridge
House
Governor's Office
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Duke Hospital
University School of Education
Josephine Joyner
Taylor
Nash County Court House
Hall of History
Raleigh
Chancelloyrt B. House
University of North Carolina
Debt limit fight frames 175 billion cap and budget balance
Washington debates keeping the debt ceiling at 275 billion as Byrd presses for a fuller review of government programs. Treasury figures show monthly debt risks unless cash balances are trimmed or spending cut, amid broader calls for fiscal restraint and budget balance.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen. Byrd
Virginia
Treasury
Safe Vacation Advice From New York City Doctor
Dr. John H Powers of Coopers Town New York urges Maine Medical Association members that August is the safest vacation in New York City. He notes New York City holds 40 percent of fatal accidents while only 24 percent of state population, and rural areas share similarly high fatality rates.
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Portland
Maine Medical Association
New York City
John H. Powers
Cooperstown
N. Y
Powers
New York State
Maine
Nebraska Rats Cost Farmers Five Million Dollars
Lincoln Nebraska rats cost farmers about five million dollars annually or a dollar per head. Extension entomologist R E Roselle estimated five million rats on Nebraska farms carrying twenty diseases and damaging grain buildings and flocks. He said a concerted drive could save about three million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars each year.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
R. E. Roselle
University of Nebraska
Roselle
Prices On Stock Exchange Move Higher This Week
United Press reports a second week of gains with volume softening. Dow Jones rose 16 cents to 275.54 as rails advance 77 cents and utilities gain 74 cents. Oil and railroad shares led a broad advance while many issues paused or declined.
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United Press
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Stock Exchange
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RKO Pictures
Pont
Eastern Air
Coca-Cola
Chrysler Corp
High J
Steeman
Dun & Bradstreet
Chicago
Superior Oil
California
Sun Oil
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
New Safety Construction Code Now In the Making
Washington reports a joint effort by the home building industry and the National Safety Council to draft a new home safety code. It aims to reduce at home deaths and injuries by improving interior design, materials, and practices, with emphasis on bathrooms bedrooms and kitchens.
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Washington
National Safety Council
America
National Association of Home Builders
National Lumber Manufacturers
National Paint and Varnish Association
Structural Clay Products Institute
Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau
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NAHB
Christian O. Christensen
Nahb Research Institute
Mcrae
Mystic ferry whistle moved to Mystic firehouse
The last walking-beam paddle-wheeled ferry Brickerhoff operating between Poughkeepsie and Highland will have its whistle placed atop the Mystic firehouse. Mystic Seaport Marine Museum officials donated the noisy mechanism to boost the fire department alarm volume.
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Mystic, Conn
Poughkeepsie
Highland
N. Y
Mystic Firehouse
Mystic Seaport Marine Museum
Brickerhoff
Fire Department
West Haven Rep Baldwin Led House Auto Committee
Hartford report states State Representative J. Marshall Baldwin of West Haven chairs the house committee on motor vehicles and does not own a car.
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Hartford
Conn
J. Marshall Baldwin
West Haven
House
Committee On Motor Vehicles
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